+ Follow CARBON SINK Tag
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[Title] => Pasig's green civic center
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[Title] => UNESCO cites Mirant for environment advocacy
[Summary] => The United Nations Educational Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) cited Mirant Philippines for its environmental advocacy, bannered by its massive mangrove rehabilitation program in Quezon.
"We commend Mirant for being environment-friendly and environment conscious," said Leonarda Camacho, Commissioner of UNESCO Philippines, pointing out that the company, has been doing its share in saving the environment.
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[Title] => DENR, Mirant to reforest areas in Quezon province
[Summary] => In a bid to reverse the effects of global warming and inevitably improve the source of livelihood in two municipalities in Quezon province, the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) and Mirant Philippines Corp. team up for the reforestation of some 300-hectares of mangrove and upland forests.
Dubbed the Carbon Sink program, Dionnie Dapla, project manager of the existing Mangrove Experimental Forest Station (MEFS) in Pagbilao, said the DENR and Mirant would undertake the landmark environment project in Padre Burgos and other areas in Pagbilao.
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[Title] => A wildlife exposure for children
[Summary] => Fostering environmental awareness among the youth is an integral part of long-term efforts to preserve and protect the environment. Educating young Filipinos on the virtues of caring for the environ-ment can effective-ly mold their minds and create a generation that is more caring of mother nature.
With this in mind, Mirant Philippines launched recently an employee engagement program which includes educating young children about the caring for the environment.
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[Title] => Vacationing with a sense of purpose
[Summary] => We are in the thick of summer. And with it comes the allure of beachcombing, mountain climbing, rain forest hiking, deep-sea diving, picnicking, sidewalk café chitchatting, museum hopping, food bingeing, and other traditional vacation and travel fares.
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[Title] => Mirant sees flat income growth
[Summary] => Mirant Philippines Inc., a subsidiary of US-based power giant Mirant Corp., expects a flat income growth of about P8.6 billion for 2002 and 2003.
"More or less, we will incur roughly the same level of earnings as in 2001 of P8.6 billion," Mirant vice president for external affairs Paul Flake said, during a press briefing on the company’s new corporate social responsibility (CSR) project dubbed as "Carbon Sink."
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"We commend Mirant for being environment-friendly and environment conscious," said Leonarda Camacho, Commissioner of UNESCO Philippines, pointing out that the company, has been doing its share in saving the environment.
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Dubbed the Carbon Sink program, Dionnie Dapla, project manager of the existing Mangrove Experimental Forest Station (MEFS) in Pagbilao, said the DENR and Mirant would undertake the landmark environment project in Padre Burgos and other areas in Pagbilao.
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"More or less, we will incur roughly the same level of earnings as in 2001 of P8.6 billion," Mirant vice president for external affairs Paul Flake said, during a press briefing on the company’s new corporate social responsibility (CSR) project dubbed as "Carbon Sink."
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